Remote Indian state struggles for identity

April 16, 2012 16:55

Promoted in official tourist brochures as the "jewel of India,' the tiny state of Manipur seems closer to an ignored family heirloom than a proudly coveted gem. "Backwards,' "marginalised,' "isolated,' "insurgency-wracked:' the adjectives that most frequently precede any mention of Manipur '" for all its stunning natural beauty '" are overwhelmingly negative.

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